I should not let this pass by. I am recently playing with some JavaScript string manipulation, especially the string replace. All I want is a simple string operation that will replace all occurrences of a certain piece of string contain in a string.
For example if I have a string:
I saw, I came, I conquer.
I want to replace all occurrences of “I” into “You”, which would yield this result.
You saw, You Came, You conquer.
My actual problem is that I have a link (anchor tag) which has an inner HTML of a string enclosed with a series of “ ”. I put that space to increase the clickable area of the link. Then I need to strip that spaces to get the exact value / content of the anchor tag.
Sample: 1b
When stripped, it should be: 1b
So here is the JavaScript code:
var text = //get the link inner HTML text = text.replace(/ /g, ""); alert(text);
The g parameter means global search. If not specified, only the first occurrence of the string is replace. To search all matching strings, use g parameter. To perform case-insensitive search, use i parameter.
di ko naintindihan pero mukhang mahalaga nga sya. these are the stuffs usually unknown to some bloggers like me but is indispensible. thanks to all the genius behind programming.ü
salamat din sa pagdalaw!
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